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Chinese technology giant Huawei was the second-largest smartphone maker in the world at this time last year, but its fortunes have taken a downturn in 2019.

According to Cnet, Motorola initially wanted to launch the phone over the summer, but that didn't work out. It's now expecting to announce the device at the very end of 2019.

The chase got up to 120 mph on I-680 in Fremont, then broke off when cops noticed the car had just 6 miles of power left.

It was just this year that we got our first real look at a black hole, and it matched many of the theoretical predictions that came before the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) project made history. A new NASA simulation shows us what that black hole might look like if we were closer.

Samsung was one of the first companies to embrace virtual reality with its Gear VR platform, and it looks like it might be among the first to give up on the technology. With the company's latest flagship phone lacking VR support, Oculus CTO John Carmack is sounding the alarm over this "missed opportunity."

Nearly three tons and it handles (almost) like a sports car, it carries eight, and it tows 7,700 pounds (try that in a Miata). The Mercedes-Benz GLS will be a serious challenger.

A new article on gaming dives into how developers and players see difficulty differently — and explains why I spent several thousand hours modding Diablo II, once upon a very long time ago.

Treat yourself to a powerful pocket projector that won’t break the bank. This Prima 1080p HD Pocket Projector is available for just $299.99—over 60 percent off for a limited time.

Apple is up to its now-usual tricks again. Now the iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max will warn you if you replace the screen anywhere but at an Apple-authorized repair shop. Spoiler alert: The warning has nothing to do with whether you use an Apple screen or not.

Samsung is about to release the Galaxy Fold after months of refinement and damage control. A handful of units have gone out to select reviewers, and they haven't fallen apart like the original design. However, there are early signs of some issues.

Google has taken responsibility for a bug that knocked out Macs earlier this week running Avid software, but it doesn't answer all the questions around this event.

Nvidia has demoed a new AI application powered by the Tensor Cores in RTX cards called RTX Broadcast Engine. Among other things, the new Broadcast Engine can clip the background out of a video feed to create an artificial "green screen."